Sounds exaggerated?

Secondly, there are a lot of people who BS or exaggerate what they are doing.Third, the people who are doing this successfully are typically doing the following items: Partnering with others & raising private capital.

What everyone fails to realize is that a list being of "less competition" is completely irrelevant when the strategy doesn't work.Let me give you an exaggerated example.A fish only eating shrimp in a pond that is oversaturated with fishermen, sure if you use shrimp on your hook you have a TON of competition.So the advice given is, " put a rock on your hook.

Another friend owns 60 doors and has never been sued.People exaggerate the risk.

In California you need a permit to pull a permit.Jimmy my Boy, you are always exaggerating. 

The need for an LLC is grossly exaggerated on BiggerPockets and other websites.

I had to call about 200 lenders (no exaggeration) to learn of 4 lenders who did this and I have some tips.

I am not exaggerating with "A lawsuit costs between $25,000 and $125,000 and runs about a year and a half and puts you under scrutiny for everything you do and have done for the last 3 years."

When I read that, I thought that it seems to be wildly exaggerated and wondered how the author would know.

(I hope for your sake that I'm exaggerating, and it won't be THAT hard to live for "free" after all).